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"Decomposition of Memory" and Others by Colin Harbut
Colin Harbut is definitely one talented artist. In his many portraitures, I feel that the essence of the subject is really conveyed and comes across in his works. The above “Decomposition of Memory” is fascinating and tackles a topic unfortunately taboo in our society: old…
January 31, 2009
"Hare's" and Others by Andrea Joseph
Hare’s by Andrea Joseph
You can tell by her drawings that Andrea is a keen observer of the world around her. On her many “collages” and moleskin sketches she somehow brings to life the little objects that fill our lives. Once you really take a moment…
January 30, 2009
Untitled No. 33 and Others by Richard Colman
Untitled No. 33 by Richard Colman
Vomit, decapitation, lewd sexual acts — what’ s not to like? While all these are in fact exhibited in the works of Richard Colman, raunchy or offensive would certainly not be adjectives to describe his work. It is rather an uncomfortable…
January 29, 2009
"Most Wretched Mess" and Others by Skinner
Most Wretched Mess by Skinner
Skinner’s art is wonderfully trippy and dark, with a good dose of social critique. Apparently viewing some of his color work through 3D glasses makes things actually look 3D! Definitely check out more of his sick work at The Art of…
January 29, 2009
Self Portrait Sketch and More by Shawn Barber
Los Angeles, Self Portrait Sketch by Shawn Barber
If you like tattoo art, you’ll love Shawn Barber. As his website states: “Shawn Barber’s body of work focuses primarily on painting, portraiture and documenting contemporary tattoo culture.” Barber’s many paintings focus on artists, specifically artists with tattoos….
November 17, 2008
“Brutality” and More by Jeremy Fish
“Brutality” by Jeremy Fish
Known for his skulls and silly pink bunnies, Jeremy Fish is a skateboarder and enterprising illustrator living in San Francisco. His work is funny and odd: a surreal blend of tattoo and graffiti imagery. Beside skateboards, t-shirts, hoodies, and ashtrays, Fish has…
November 11, 2008
“February,” “Wrong,” and Others by Jason D’Aquino
“February” by Jason D’Aquino
“Wrong” by Jason D’Aquino
I gotta say that I love Jason D’Aquino’s drawings – it’s like the 50’s on a bad acid trip: vintage psycho. Jason definitely has a vision of his own that remarkably show through in all of his drawings. The…
November 8, 2008
“Nurse Hypo” and Others by Phillip Jackson
Nurse Hypo by Phillip Jackson
Phillip Jackson, aka Jolly Jack, creator of the memorable “Sequential Art” and other online comic strips, has a great little sketchbook section to find a little inspiration. His drawings are fresh, sexy, and humerous – not a bad combination.
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November 7, 2008
Otis Sketch and Others from Chris Legaspi
Although his site seems to not have been updated recently (I could be wrong), you definitely need to check out the work of Chris Legaspi. Rarely do you find someone so diverse in talents: from fine art to cartoon, this guy has all styles on…
July 8, 2008
“Mangled” and Others by Phillip Rauschkolb
Looking at the drawings Phillip Rauschkolb has posted on his sketch blog, it’s easy to see that he’s way into comics. Currently working at an ad agency in Portland, Oregon, his true calling is the comics industry. He’s working on his own comic book, and…
July 7, 2008
